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Under the careful supervision of our District Administrators is the work of the
business office, transportation, construction of new buildings, and the operation of
school cafeterias. The Regional Superintendent and his two assistants also assume
the responsibility of directing a school program established by the Delhaas Joint
School Board. They find providing leadership in the development of our curriculum
and supervising the program of studies their most time consuming jobs.
Being a vital part of our school, our administrators perform their numerous
duties effectively and efficiently; they help provide for the youth of our community
the best possible education.

Eberhart, Guy F.
Regional Superintendent
State Teachers College, California, Pa.
University of West Virginia, B.S.;
. . . . S u fm iM U University of Pittsburgh, M.Ed. and
Ph. D.

Promoting interest and understanding between parents and
teachers, is only a small part in the essential role of our
home and school visitor. Mr. Baker. However those students
who find it necessary to have assignments or materials
brought home to them while they are ill know how important
Mr. Baker is to our educational program. Acting as a per­
sonal contact between the school and the home of the students,
he constantly strives for unity and understanding between
these two groups.

Baker, Donald S. Decker, Henry B.
Home and School Visitor Assistant Regional Super­
State Teachers College, intendent
Bloomsburg, Pa., B.S.; State Teachers College,
Temple University, M.A. East Stroudsburg, Pa.,
B.S.; Temple University,
M.S.

In the schools of our district, thousands of students are of
important concern to Miss Edna Pennypacker, our Director
of Pupil Personnel. Her jobs are so many that they could not
be enumerated in this limited space. Locating part-time jobs
for students, placement of graduates, and tabulation of school
census are just a few of her endless responsibilities. Con­
suming time and energy. Miss Pennypacker’s obligations
are efficiently fulfilled. Many of our students’ successes
can be attributed to the work, understanding, and consider­
ation of our Director of Pupil Personnel.

Pennypacker, Edna Fraser, Robert H.
Director of Pupil Person­ Administrative Assistant
nel University of Pennsylva­
State Teachers College, nia, B.S. and M.S.
West Chester, Pa., B.S.;
Temple University, M. Ed.
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